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GAMBLING IN WASHINGTON.
How Men arc Made Drunk and Fleeced
These Dcns.

fheso Dcns.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 12.-Dstec.
tive Rsf said to-day that there was more
gambling going on in this city than icr
several years. incorporated cluba," he
said, "whose certificates state the obisct
to be for mutual intercourse, social aud
literary improvement, can eyade tho law
by filing their certificates oil Incorporation,
and according 10 decision rendered in 8
club case, it is not in the power OF the
authorities to close up euch rooms. l
suppose there ore about thirty regularly
Incorporated clubs, and about len Of them
arc run by professional gamblers for the
purpose OF catching victims. The clubs
run BY these gamblers usually have out
iIunners or 'steerers,' such as arc used for
bunco establishments. Tho men 20
around making iriends Of persons who an
parently have money about them, or have
some means OF obtaining some, men
Whose checks are as good as caeh. Strsn.
2ers in the city or intoxicated men are
usually selected as the victims. "A friend.
" conversation is followed by drink or
tTo, and then al invitation to the club is
accepted. A few minutes later the victim
linds himself in room usually iilled with
tobacco smoke aud foul air, made go from
tobacco, whisky and poor ventilation. Ms
Here the victim is invited to drink aud
smoke, and then game Of poker is sug.
eested. This just suits the invited guest,
whose name has been registered az a mem.
ber and unusually without his knowledge,
He is then a bona fide member Of the club.
and can indulge in game of poker with.
out being interiered with by tho :polico.
The hours roll by and the games 20 On!
By the time the game is finished Che in.
yited guest, or rather. the new member,
hnds himself he knows not where. He is
go much under tho influence Of LIQUOR
that ne really is not in bis right mind,
ano Wnen he comes to hi5 senses the next
morning and learns what has happened
complaint ia made, but according to the
decieion OF the court we haze No rsma,1v u
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AT GARRETr,S HOME,
How tho Alleged Doal Is Looked Upon
There

How tho Alleged Doal Is Looked Upon
There.
BALTIMons, Nd, March l2.-Robert
Garrett returned from Washington this
afternoon, but his Presence Mt his home
WAS denisd. There are no new develop.
ments, and nothing can be learned here in
regard to the railroad deal.
The Americen will state tomorrow
"There will be no difficulty in raising not
only the one million to make tie op.
ton good as forfeit, but the whole
amount Of SIG, 900, coo to pay Tor tho eighty
Thousand shares to be delivered, even in
the face Of any quibble about how much
the floating debt amounts to, it is believed
there Ia no important detail Of tho B. end
0. finances unknown to it's opponents, and
they could not be Kept concealed from the
men who have been Oh tho inside Of the
B. and 0. transac!ions. The main eues'
ton TALKED over yesterday was whether
the B. and 0. would be disposed OF to a
combination thst would improve it, or
only TO party Of rich men who would be
simply willing to remova it as cUmpsti.
iion against their interests"
Mr.. Garfets 10 very much exercised
over the atric.ures made about bis deal,
and claims he is acting III good faith
toward the city. Senator German an
nouncen himeelt iavorahly impressed With
the scheme. i: being one that wcu!d sveu!-
ua!ly benefit the city. ,i15
8: and 0. etocks opened to-day at 1861,
fell to l65. strengthened again to l6G anu
closed at 1914 bid and 'l67 asked. Two
days ago the etocs jumpsd to $50. Oae
hundred and tifty.eieht shsres wo.e cold
to-day in four lots. The fall 10 undoub,ed-
ly dus to tho reliable announcement that
Garrett has now in his possession o clear
majority Of 10000. shares. A few days
ego he SAINT word to lady who has q
small holding Of tho stock, edvising her to
sell at l75 1t is reliably announced that
the blocks OF stock represented in the desl
are as follows: The Messrs. Garrett, As, ,0O0
shares; Johns Hopkins Univeraity, 1900
lit is said only part of this 10 ;ncluded) ;
Messrs. Gress and Burns, l0CCO sha,es,
and the stock of other individual owners
amounting 10 enough in the aggregate to
make controlling ,interes. in tho capital
stock of the company. FFr
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A CLERKS FALL.
Il Young Bookkocpcr's Accounts Won
Stand Examination nuJ l,e Ia Arr.vt.a

a foung .BookkCepcr's Accounts Won't
stand Examination and lie Is Arrested.
New YoRx, March 12.-Mark Twain's
publishing firm, known as Charles L. Web.
ster & Co., to-day caused the arrest of
Frank ID. Scott, their bookkeeper, on the
charge Of embezzling $4,000. Two years
ago Scott, who is 2S years old, was en-.
gaged as head bookkeeper by the firm at
salary OF SO per week. He had two as.
slstants, and Mr.. Hill, OF the firm, said
Yesterday afternoon that Scott was a first
class man and camo to him we'll recon-.
mended. Not long ago the firm heard by
chance that Scott was living in excellent
style at Newark, N. j.. His expenses were
lar beyond his income, and his employers
became suspicious and decided to have m
expert examine their accounts. james T.
Anyon began this work one week ago last
Saturday. Ga that afternoon Scott, who
knew the expert vas at work, asked per.
mission 10 go home esrly, and a few min
uses alter he left Mr. Anyon reported to
the firm that there was a discrepancy in
!he booEs. Webster 4 Go. ct once called
~ tueiE lawyers, VINO cGueeu detectives to
shadow Scott all day Sunday at his home
in Newark. !
On Monday the young bookkeopsr cent
q note to the firm stating that ho Yss too
Ill to work. The poles surveillance was
continued until Friday, when expert
Anyon reported having so far discovered
a deficiency Of $4,000. Mr.. Webster ut
once sworo uut a warrant for scotts arrest.
Which seudder and Vreedeubuts, attor.
neys OF Jereey City, caused to bs served
this morning. Scott vas taken TO the
county Jail at Newark and held in 81 900
bail. He is well known in Newark society.
la married and has two children. rs de-
MES the charge, and Says it is all mis-
take. :
Mr.. Hall, 3 member OF the firm, Gays
that Scott, during his engagement with
them, had handled nearly 81 100000. The
oookkeepsr was not drinking man, and
did not uso tobacco in any fo:m. The IN
vsstigatloDs Of the expert, bave not been
concluded, and the deficit in tho accounts
may reach $4,000. 1.r1 I = ="
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DETROIT, Mlcu,, March 13.-A Howell
upecial to tho Free Press, says: A little
before midnight last nigh. fire was dig
covered in F. N. Monroe's hardware store
by couple OF young men who wero pasg-
ing at tho time. An explosion oc-
cure d ct that time, tho store be.
Ing badly torn out and ths men
knocked down. In short time the entire
row Of business blocks on Grand River
street, between Winans avenue and East
street, three blocks on Winans avenue
and a row Of frame bulldogs on East
street werein flames. The cavinc inward
instead OF outward Of the Grconsway
block was all that aayed tho remainder Of
the business part OF the town. So far rs
known the losses aggregats $4,000, on
which there is about $50, 900 insurance.
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( A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.

a Man Run Over by the Cars Falls From
3. tho Bridge nnd swlms Ashore, II,
Special bipdtcA 10 the inttiitoeneer. r
sTEusENvlLLE, O., March l3.-This ai.
ternoon at2o'clock Dan Connors, brake.
man on the Panhandle railroad, while
riding on top Of freight car was struck
BY the channel span OF the bridge cross.
ing the Ohio river and knocked under the
wheels, having log crushed so that
amputation was necessary. After the
train passed, Conners fell from the bridge
into the river, distance Of seventy.hve
feet No asaistance being near, he had to
swim nearly two hundred yards before
being rescued: His home Ia In Essex, Pa.
His recovery Is doubtful. Ens -
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

Tho United Labor party in St, Louis has
nominated city ticket. oiE1l,I T.lI.T
Samuel Moore wcs found manylod on
the railroad track at Lafayette, Ind, and
died. s 8 80 Z 2 ',.ltla 40 ll1''. IN
John Fink, aged thirty-four, Of Colum-
bia, Pa, wes struck by 3 train and decapi-
tated.,3 s..,s.5 t5iEtilIss!'t-
The yachts Dauntlesg and Co1onst, on
aaur Saturday atarted on their race scroas the
VIM. Peters saw mill at Bay City, Mich,
was damaged by. fro to the extent of
$4,000. 9t zoe F:g ,4.Fig h
Fireman snider was killed by collision
on the Northern Pacific, near Wheatland,
Dakota. T. ,e.-.,g.
Tho Commercial cotton.press Of New
Orleans was destroyed by fire. Loes, with
contents, $l50C0O. b, AZ e., ~ I'm
The Hollis House and Riley Block at
Hollistou, Mass., were destroyed by fire,
with less Of s45. 900. Il ~ '031 !
The dead body OF Mrs. VIM, McLaugh.
lin was found in a creek near Little Rock,
It is supposed she was murdered. ,GI5 i
Dominick Gray, OF New York, while
drunk, beat out the brains OF his infant
daughter with a pot. He nearly killed his
wife likewise, ,,% h ! 4r.m% %i.g NJ !
Il Henry .Berwauger, an insane Young
man. Of Philadelphia, shot and killed
Carrie Peltz, his fathers cook, without
moments warning, AVID
The dry goods clerks Of Chicago are 20.
ing to petition the Legislature Of Illinois
to rass law forbidding the opening OF
buainess houses on Sunday. s1lg a
A man walking on bridge at Younps.
town, o., fell through into the Mahoninp
river and was drowned. It is supposed
his name was John Griffith. .iJ|. ll5
The leading coal operators Of the Monon.
gahela and ksnswha rivera are talking OF
forming q pool to control coal from the
headwatera down to New Orleans.
/ Henry Schwartz and Newton Wstt have
bsen indicted at Morris, ILL.,, for the mur.
der last spring OF Kellogg Nichols, expreas
messenger, on the ROCK Island Road. :"
The President has pardoned Jesse
Houchins, Indiana counterleiter; w. II.
Holmes, Albany, n. Y, couspirator, aud
Edward I. Davis, Distric. OF Columbia,
conspirator. 81 3. 4, i.g7.S 4.
The remains OF the late. Henry Ward
Beecher wsro deposited in q vault in
Greenwood cemetery Saturday. Only the
family and immediate friends accomps.
MED the body. S!2 S' AZ .t.i
Mary G. Anderson, shot about five
weeks ago at Mt. Holly, N. T., and whose
vitality has excited much wonder, has
died. Barclay Peck, hsr cousin, is held
William Stanley, an Isishman Of New
York city, one Of the crew Of an oyster
schooner in Chesapeake Bay, was shot
dead by the captain, Doleman, for.reius.
ng to hoist q sail. : ''''.,,t :. M. 95..5 ,I'
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sULLY's SYNDICATE

Out of the ..Denl-Vhat Jay Gould Says
y About It. e
New YoRK, March Pit was accepted
as fact in Wsll street today that. the ne
gotiations betweon President Robert. Gar
rett, of the Baltimore 4 Ohio, and Presi-
dent Alfred sully, OF the Richmond Ter
minsl Company, for the transfer OF the
control Of the Baltimore & Ohio 70 ad we're
at an end. Late in tho day trustworthy
advices from Baltimore were that the con.
tract has been disposed Of, but as yet
there have been no indications who is the
buyer. Jay Gould said to-day, when asked
what truth there was in the sto.ies Of
Mr.. gGould'e connection with the Balti,
moro & Ohio EHe, negotiations for which
arc still pending: s.,s,,..4q@
at is true that I was approached by
parties interested in the Baltimore & Ohio
deal, mud asked to advance ST, 600, 900 to
secure the option; but refused, as don't
intend to go into any such matter without
full information about it. Ihave made
no Investigation as to the floating debt OF
the road, and know nothing about the
condition of It's branch roads or connec.
tons. Tho deal would. not have affected
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
nor does that company want tho Baltimore
4 Ohio Telegraph at any price. should
think the stock OF Baltimore & Ohio .Com-
pany at S225, or even $500, ridiculously
high. Even the very few transactions,
and for small amounte, Of the stock have
been made in the neighborhood OF $3.50.
All I havo heard from ore source and a1-
other leads me to think tho deal has failed,
I know OF no new syndica!e formed to
carry out the proposed purchase, and
havo not been approached in relation to
any such scheme further than | have
etated." ,fl. EI5 Nv
Mr.. Alfred sully's "deal" ia now spoken
OF in Wall street as "Sully's fiasco." The
brokers cay that hereafter there 10 strong
probability that Mr.. Sully will not occupy
the orchestra chais near the foot-lighta in
c.eat financial dramas, but will be rele.
gated to the gallery. An amusing Incl.
dent was told to-day BY an authority Of
tho coup that has savored go much OF
oxygen. When Mr.. Sully arrived at the
Pennsylvaaia Rsilroaa Depot in jersey
City last Monday MIR: Calvin S. ,Brics, his
alleged coadjutor, met him and an1iously
asked him ii Mr.. Garrett mad given him
the option to buy the Baltimore & Ohio.
Mr.. Sully slapped his breast pocket con-
tanning tho precious document and Was
about to show 1t to Mr.. Brice, who Aur-
riedly eaid: "Oh, no, I don't want to see
it, because I want to be able to say to Wall
street reporters that hsve not seen any.
thing OF such document" i-tS.5.
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Not Exactly uca,l,cus,

RusTcnuK, March 12.-Tho Project has
caused to be posted throughout the town
placards denouncing as malevolent inyen-
tion the reporte that foreign subjects here
are IN danger. Of being mGssscred. Twelve
non-commisaloned officers concerned in
the revolt have been degraded. Two more
Of the leaders have also been ucntenced to
death aud l25 other participants in the IT,
volt have been sentenced to prison. b
The ,Nord (the Russian organ at Brus-
sels) says: "Despits the rough teal OF the
Bulgarian uprising, Rueeia' will maintain
her liberty Of action; by, non.interferencc,
She will abstain from again putting her
hand In the abomineble hornets nest
which has again been stained with blood"
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SURELY there issaome mistake about tho
letter from which the West Virginia
Democrat quotes concerning the Register
and Mr.. Camden. In order to SGT the
whole thing straight, and knowing that
the Register will not caro- to notice such an
accusation, tho INTELLlaENcER will ven
ture to enter denial on behalf Of the
Register, to give Mr.. Mason chance to re-
produce the letter in fac simile, if no can.
In the meantime wo must say that We
don't think Mr.. Camden has bought the
Register. Ho hardly went beyond hiring
It tor the occasion. 4: .l2S n
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Stolen Whom n Youth. I

CINCINNATI, March 1e.-To.night Frank
Morey Wan bsough. face 10 face with his
mother, whom no had not seen for thirty
two years, and Of whose existence he was
unaware, and discovered that his true
name wea James Edward Williams. He
was stolen in juno, 1865, from bis iather's
house in this city, by ope Jack Morgan,
ana in time forgot his name and home.
For years he has been trying to find his
parents. His! etory was published the
other day and his mother wrote him and
tonight they met and were Convinced
that that they, were mother and son. 4.
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No Funds Available.

New ORLEANS, March ia special to
the Picayune from Alexandria Gays: The
United States anag boat Wagner, Capt. E.
F. White, camo up Saturday morning
from Ouchita and Black rivers, where she
had been clearing those streams Of OBJ.
structions. Owing to the river and har-
Dor bill not having been signel and the
want Of funds to continue the work, she
wng ordered to take up all the Government
property on those rivers and at this point
and Tensas bayou and proceed with the
semo to Shreveport and there to await
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Will Remain In Now York,

. NRw York, March l2.-Dr. McGlynn
Will not 90 to Fortress Monroe now. He
will not leave the city until after the re-
turn OF Archbishop Corrigan. There are
communications awaiting the Archbishop
on his arrival. home that will alter very
materially the position in which Dr..
McGlynn now ntands in New York, and
there Is atronger hope than ever that the
Doctor will return to his old church.
After that he may 20 to Rome. ilY
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How tho Democrats, frothing in the
campaign Of 1854, did howl about burden.
some taxation, and how eager they were
togs: q whsck at it. Yet they haven't re-
duced taxation nor cut down ths surplus
which made them hesrt.sick to think OF.
Tho ineon;es.ihlo fact is that the Demo
en.ic House Of Representatives wouldn't
bulge on inch in the direction OF reduced
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SENATOR E.MuSDs' is confident that next

SENATOR EDMUSDs is confident that next
year tho Republican party will Nominate
agoot man and win. Who is to decide
whether the nominee is good or bad-the
party or Eimunds? In 1854 q convention
representing the popular elements Of the
party nominated Mr.. Blaine. The party
received irom Mr.. Elmunds cold comfort
for its choice, and 10 this day it is an open
question whether Mr.. Edmunds voted for
the Blaine electors in Vermont. It might
happen that he would be no better pleased
with the nominee Of 1888. ':f!t2'.
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H E'E', ~ y =
Monte Cnrlo'H' Luck.

PARIS, March ia sharp shock Of
earthquake was felt throughout Marseilles
yesterday. For q time there was a gener-
al panic, and tho hotels and the Bourao
were emptied Of their occupants in very
few seconds. Tho people were, however,
soon reassured. Itiaiound that many walls
OF buildings in various parts Of the city
were cracked by tho quake. a,efN iI,
The recurrence Of earthquakes at differ
ent points In the Rivieru has induced a
fresh, rush, of frightened pleasure and
health seeking tourists to Monte Carlo
from Nice, Cannes and San Pomo. All
the hotels there are again crowded. i
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Tho Denmcnd Tragedy.

NEw BRUNSWICK, N. J., March ls.-su-
preme Court Judge !scudder has refused
to grant permit for an analysis Of the
stomach OF Cornelia Dsnmead, on the
ground that the circumstances would not
Justify tho expense. This decision COM
Pels the giving up Of the poisoning theory.
Both Robert and Corneiia Denmead were
buried today, the former in this city, and
psEsons from this city, and the country
sMn'rouuded the Denmead hoVel to-day.
Inc prisoners spent the Sabbath in the
county jail. i7!.f lisS NJ: ~. \
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z Stabbed by m Ex.Coroner's Son.

NEw ORLEANS, La, March 49, .-Ery
Smith, colored, aged 40 yours, was stabbed
to death last night, by Thomas Roche, son
Of ex.Coroner Roche, who figured promi.
nently in politics here during Governor
kellogg's administration. Smith was stab
bod Six times, twice in tho right arm, once
in the forehead, once in the neck, once in
the left arm aud once in the back below
the left shoulder, the last named beinc
the fatal stab. Eddie >Grinnell was WITH 'with
Roche when the crime was committed.
About m hour alter the mnsder Roche
and Grinnell were arrested. They vera
found hidden in some rubbish in a loit.
Roche denied having had anything to do
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TIE Philadelphia Press has made spe-
cialty, so to say, of fighting tho gamblers
Of its city. Now comes tho Times and
charges that tho city editor Of the Press
has been receiving $50 a week from the
gamblers to let them alone. The city
editor 30 charged enters suit Tor libel.
That ia one way to get at it. The charge
comss from gamblers who have reason to
desire to weaken the influence OF the Press,
II they are telling the truth in this in
stance we ahall be greatly surprieod.
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srEAEgS CARLISLE admits that twenty
FIVE years ago tho tendency was to carry
to dangerous extent the doctrine OF
States ,ishta.' Yes, and he might have
added thst ii cost some money and come
lives TO correct that suicidal tendency.
Moreover, the msn who took thet extreme
view wsro just as earnest as NJ. Oarlisle
is, and when they addrease4, Democratic
audiences they were as frantically ap-
nlarloS 'f,H'i. t'rE -'.U.t UIi.
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IT may be that the Tories have an Irish
policy, aud it may be that they are not
afraid to declare themselves, but tho fact
is that they seem to be wanting in both
wisdom aud courage. The shortest cut
would be to do justice and bsve done
4.
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JAY GOULD says that = rich man gets
only his food, clothing and shelter, and
tha. his money makes Rlave OF him.
Not an originsl observation, but full Of
truth. Oicourss Mr. Gonld is not pre-
pared to lot 20 hia weslth, and yet nothing
can be more truo. thsn that great wealth
is great burden. Alter a man gets q
comfortable competency he losen some
thing 40 often as he puts forth an e5ert;on
loE more. "a - y
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OrrAwA, OSr., March lo.-Tho suit re-
Gently entered in England by Miss Allan,
OF Montreal, one OF the beat families in
that city, against his Royal Highness, the
600, due in contract made and entered
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WHEELING WEST MONDAY -

with the killing OF Smith. He said ho
had concealed himself because he under.
stood that he had been accused Of the
crime, and did not want to 10 10 Jail.
Smiths wifc, who witnessed the murder
olher husband, has fully identified Roche
az the murderer and Grinnell as the man
who accompanied him. 5'r9'0 Tlf'i-0
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AFTER oil his engineering ieats and all
bis fighting, Captain Esds's fortune was
bu!tlO0.00O. II he was rascal, as some
insisted, his rascality was not on daz.
sling scale, HNma....l .'. i.-..
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Deecl,er,s Probai,ic succ,cssnor. q y

New BEDFORD, MASS, March lit is
ssid on good authcIity that Rev. Matthew
9. Julien, pastor Of the Trinity church in
this city, will recsive csll from Plymouth
church, Brooklyn, to fill the vacancy
caused by tue death Of Rev. Henry Ward
Baechar. ~ " --.--.- ~ n
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THERE are aome interesting possibilities
in Jefferson county. In the election Of o
successor to Mr.. Lucas something may
happen tha. would make fun for the
nallnxinn
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Into on account OF the betrayal Of the
plaintiff by the defendant In 1861. whiie
he was in this country, has been brought
to q close by an early settlement beiore
trial. The Queens solicitors wore last
week instructed to pay to the counsel fol
the plaintiff the aum Of C., 1000 sterling, ps
well as all costs so far incurred. Tho bili
amounts In all, including damages, to over
$4,000. III Is understood that this sum
has been accepted by the plaintiff, and
that the action has been disinissed on the
payment Of the above sum. -
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Nix. MANNING goes to Europe and then
into comfortable bank place, but Mr..
Cleyeland-he Is left to struggle with Gar.
land and q hungry party. s.atl6
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Mn. JOSEPH E. DoDLEn, Of Bellaire, did
very large business on very small capi.
tai. lIe seems in fair way to change
b;s Mace OF reeideuee, iH- l..us nc